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Arlington ISD kicks off Capital Needs Steering Committee
Arlington ISD officially launched its Capital Needs Steering Committee (CNSC) on Wednesday, Nov. 5, with the first of six scheduled meetings at the district’s Professional Development Center. Nearly 40 community members, including parents, staff, business owners, civic leaders, and others have committed their time to help evaluate and plan for the district’s future facility and…
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Martin HS varsity theatre to perform at One Act Play state meet Martin is one of only eight 6A high schools to qualify for state meet
One Act Play state meet is in Austin this weekend Martin High School’s varsity theatre production class is one of only eight 6A high schools…
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Fourth grader wins Thornton Elementary’s first Spanish spelling bee Wins after spelling 'ejemplo' correctly
Spanish pronunciation required at spelling bee Fourth grader Adan Rodriguez set the example at the first-ever Thornton Elementary Spanish Spelling Bee – and he spelled…
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Pre-K students get to be real scientists Arlington ISD’s pre-K curriculum features STEM
STEM in pre-K is about exploration In Arlington ISD’s pre-K, 4-year-olds are real scientists. “They especially like it when they wear safety goggles,” said Viki…
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Major construction project at Bailey Junior High gears up for summer Status update on two new additions under construction
Bailey getting 10 new classrooms When the Citizens Board Oversight Committee met at Bailey Junior High recently to start preparing its annual report for the…
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112 student-athletes honored at National Signing Day ceremony Students-athletes earned more than $6.3 million in scholarships
Student-athletes look ahead to college There was much to celebrate at the 2024 National Signing Day event Tuesday for the Arlington ISD, including a significant…
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Arlington ISD celebrates School Principals Day with games and awards Principals and assistant principals of the year announced
Principals and assistant principals love to serve A day in the life of a principal and assistant principal (AP) is not always fun and games….
